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The idea of vertical farming doesn't really appeal to me. I mean it sounds efficient, but as we see we are throwing electricity to simulate natural processes. W
by ensocode 3y ago
The idea of vertical farming doesn't really appeal to me. I mean it sounds efficient, but as we see we are throwing electricity to simulate natural processes. With all the organic hype isn't there a much higher demand on traditional grown food in an organic way. The idea of growing food in a city laboratory seems counter-intuitive to me. Isn't there much more market in developing supportive technology for efficient classic organic farming? Or am I completely wrong here?
- CaptainFever 3y agoThere's a lot of interest in vertical farming in city-states like Singapore that want to become more self-sufficient with food. There is just legit no land here for any traditional farms. I'm sure for non-city-states there are other factors like eco friendliness (efficient on land and resources), lowering transport costs, etc.